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This week on DineSafe: Magic Oven, Owl of Minerva, Fran's, Windsor Arms,...
We've got ourselves a closure. Marissa's Place gets a red card with seven infractions. This week also has some noteworthy names with conditional passes, including Owl of Minerva (Dragon City location)...
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House of the week: 15 Ridgewood Road
15 Ridgewood Road, located on a cul-de-sac in Forest Hill South, is a loud spot in a quiet neighbourhood. Flaunting over 7,000 sq. ft. of floor space, it's spacious, bright, and only slightly...
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New Terroni bakery does Roman pizza by the slice
Terroni's recently opened bakery majors in hand crafted breads, panini and other grab and go items, but the pizza might just be the showstopper here. Shaped and cooked in the Roman style, it's then...
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Bloor Street bike lanes might get another chance
A new chapter may be about to unfold in the epic saga of the Bloor Street bike lanes. Prompted by emails from residents and advocacy groups, a group of councillors is asking city staff to reume a...
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Radar: Ghost Dance, Pere Ubu, Bill Shannon, Pivot Reading Series, Moving...
Toronto events on September 18th, 2013ART | Ghost Dance: Activism. Resistance. Art. The Image Centre at Ryerson University presents an exhibition of "indigenous" art, entitled, Ghost Dance. This show...
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Morning Brew: Toronto Zoo elephants get moving date, July storm cost $65M,...
The three Toronto Zoo elephants scheduled to move to a sanctuary in California will finally be on the road after the Thanksgiving weekend, according to zoo staff. The three female African elephants -...
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This Week in Fashion: Fashion Week calendar released, Todd Snyder + Champion...
This Week in Fashion rounds up the week's style news, store openings and closings, pop-up shops, sales and upcoming fashion and design events in Toronto. Find it here every Wednesday morning.NEWSLast...
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Halal cheesesteaks touch down in Kensington Market
Once a place to grab falafels, this Kensington Market spot has ditched the chickpeas in favour of halal cheesesteak. With a unique product and hefty portions, the Market seems to have taken to Big Al...
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Toronto Public Library now offers free digital magazines
The Toronto Public Library has just given another reason to love having a library card, and to enjoy this benefit you won't even need to leave your house. TPL has partnered with leading digital...
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Is it time for Toronto to try out free public WiFi again?
Free public WiFi is once again being discussed in Toronto thanks to Councillor Josh Matlow (Ward 22), who wants city staff to examine the feasibility of installing WiFi in key public areas, including...
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New Queen St. shop does near-perfect jam & scones
Opened a few weeks ago in Parkdale, this locally focused preserve shop and cafe offers a selection of jams, teas and afternoon scones that are impossibly fluffy and creamy. Although the selection is...
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20 must-see fall concerts in Toronto
Fall concerts in Toronto are right around the corner. There's already a chill in the air, and the cardigans are coming out — okay that was a bit of a tease, since no Swedish sweater-named bands are...
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Rooftopping in Toronto, vintage edition
Toronto's hardiest photographers have been hauling tripods, lenses, and film stock on to the city's rooftops for centuries. Though it's certainly been taken to new heights recently by local...
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The Best Shoe Stores in Toronto
The best shoe stores in Toronto are promise lands for all types of shoe connoisseurs; whether you're copping super sleek Alexander Wang joints or knock-offs straight from the high street, a...
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Radar: Just For Laughs, Canada's Walk of Fame, Beer Hunter, World's Largest...
Toronto events on September 19, 2013COMEDY | Just For Laughs Festival Sit in a chair in a badly lit room, drink beer and laugh--it's a pretty easy task to attend a comedy show. Just For Laughs Festival...
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Toronto Restaurant Openings: Crave Healthy Habits, Drake One Fifty, 420...
Toronto Restaurant Openings highlights the latest restaurant openings and closings in Toronto and also gives a preview of what's coming soon. Find us here every Thursday morning.OPENHunters Landing...
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What the new Globe & Mail headquarters will look like
The Globe & Mail revealed a major change in plans yesterday when it comes to the site of their future headquarters. The original plan was to construct the new Globe building on land near their...
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What else will Toronto build before a new subway line?
Toronto loves to talk about building subways lines. The province loves to talk about building subway lines. But, for all that talk, we hardly get anything done (the Spadina extension is great, but it...
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